Pity The Dumb Cops Editorial
Law enforcement officers everywhere must gnash their teeth in frustration if they watch some of today's TV fare. If they watch enough of it, they will discover that police rarely solve crimes. Crimes are solved by private eyes and itinerant writers. The plan is for the eye or the writer to take over the case and feed clues to the working cops. In the climax the crooks are trapped by the eye or writer, the cops nab the bad guys, and the hero clutches the beautiful doll. Finis.
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Eye
Don’t clip your newspaper send the full page
A Titusville Herald note extols mailing whole newspaper pages for durable, dated, community-identified items. Clippings lose date and place, and rarely show the publishing paper. Mailing a full page costs under a penny per ounce and preserves origin.
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Titusville
Portersville tragedy and Corry induction sendoff in 20 years ago item
OY 20 years ago Portersville Pennsylvania Brennan Lawrence 1é and David L Lawrence 13 sons of National Democratic Committeeman David L Lawrence of Pittsburgh were killed and five other boys injured in an automobile accident in Butler County last night. Corry’s largest single group called for induction into the armed service was given a rousing sendoff as the boys passed through Corry this morning on a special train to an induction center in eastern Pennsylvania. Hundreds of friends and relatives gathered at the passenger station for the farewell to the selectees. Two musical organizations, the Corry High band and the Junior VFW drum and bugle corps, joined the crowd, providing music prior to the train’s arrival. Police reported an attempted theft from a West Wayne streetcar owner early yesterday. the would be thief was frightened away by a neighbor. Mrs Mary Jourdet awakened by a hiss from a tire on the car owned by Sylvester Frontera found the intruder fled with a flashlight.
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David L. Lawrence
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Mary Jourdet
Expansion of Presidential Power in Kennedy Era
George Sokolsky argues Kennedy expanded executive power via price control and government contracts, contrasting with Roosevelt and NRA limits. He cites steel price moves, defense contracts, and cabinet cohesion, warning private enterprise and investors fear future policy shifts. He notes import dependence, warns of inflation risks, and calls for renewed business confidence amid wartime pressures.
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Congress
Primary Sunday School at First Methodist Church
Mrs J Earle Bluey leads a Sunday School class at the First Methodist Church with the shut-in visitation group visiting homes this week as part of the program. The photo captures Bluey guiding the primary class on their outreach effort and the children calling at a home.
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First Methodist Church
J. Earle Bluey
Around the World Flight 815 Final Leg to New York
Reporter Jim Bishop chronicles the Around the World journey in United Airlines Flight 815 from Los Angeles through stops in Paris Beirut Jerusalem New Delhi Bangkok Hong Kong Tokyo Honolulu to New York. He notes flight times distances jet stream effects and safety concerns while reflecting on the pace of exploration and media curiosity.
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Economic Fracas and the Steel Industry Battle
In the current crisis the speaker warns that opponents will exploit the upheaval to reshape economic systems so they fail. He suggests this may be harder than directly defeating the steel industry and calls for vigilance against such subversion.
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Flight time and the captain’s steady pace described
The narrative notes Mehr’s terrified yet precise reaction as she calculates flight duration with a pencil. It praises the captain for averaging 365 miles per hour, despite slow climbs and descents, comparing the ship’s arrival to a balerina performing Swan Lake on marshmallows. The journey ends.
Wounded for Our Transgressions Lenten meditation
Rev Elmer A Ortner leads a Lenten meditation on Jesus wounds seen through Job 18 13 27 and John 18 1 40 highlighting Judas betrayal gentleness mocked and the choice between Christ and Barabbas urging personal reflection on denial transgression and salvation
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Kennedy’s 1962 News Cycle Tested by Tensions and Turmoil
James Marlow surveys Kennedy’s early 1962 record of calm interrupted by Berlin strain and Cuban crisis. The narrative traces Vienna talks with Khrushchev, renewed nuclear tests, Dominican Republic unrest, Viet Nam aid, and Kennedy’s domestic struggles, culminating in a steel price fight before a Florida getaway.
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Hunger Strike at Allegheny County Workhouse
About 650 prisoners at the Allegheny County Workhouse staged a partial hunger strike on Thursday. Superintendent Lawrence Keenan said prisoners voiced concerns overheard about food and lack of recreation. Only about 10 prisoners attended the noon meal. 550 attended the evening meal. Keenan denied charges of favoritism by union leader Edward Wright and said guards’ shortages have been debated for days.
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Rev Jack Fairey to Speak at Meet at Clymer Hill Church
Rev Jack Fairey of Marion New York will be guest speaker at Evangelistic Services held at Clymer Hill Church Tuesday and Wednesday at 8 p m The speaker was born in Houston Texas attended Emory University and worked in journalism printing and aviation before entering Wester Theological Seminary in 1957 ordained in 1959 by the Classis of Rochester Reformed Church in America public invited committee members Donald Croscutt Elder Vincent Bensink Deacon
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Wester Theological Seminary
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Reformed Church
Reformed Church In America
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Vincent Bensink
Yoder Parking Complaint Prompts City Council Talk
Iowa City report says Milo Yoder of Kaloma Amish community asked the council to address a recurring parking problem he encounters in town. He complains about difficulty finding a hiding? post during trips, prompting officials to consider options.
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Iowa City, Iowa
Milo Yoder
Yoder
Kaloma
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